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> 5) Are you doing the rawrite operation under Windows 95? It seems to
>    suceed, whereas all that's happened is that it's written the first
>    track (or so) of data out - the rest fails silently.

This hasn't been reported before, as far as I know.

If this really happens, it needs to be fixed. 8-(.


					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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